Stuart, Leon,
Thank you for the follow ups. I ended up doing as Leon described and
creating several subsystems for each remote connection and injecting the
required dependencies from the top-level system. I have a component that
manages creating the subsystems and dealing with stopping them wit
You can work with two systems. The first system connects to the database.
Once you have started it, you can use it to create the second system. Then
you start the second system.
The code for this can be wrapped in a single component.
On Sunday, May 3, 2015 at 12:02:00 AM UTC+2, Chap Lovejoy wr
Hi Chap,
There isn't, unfortunately, a good way to modify systems after they have
are started. I have put a fair amount of thought into this but never come
up with a solution I was satisfied with.
In your case, I think I would suggest creating one system just to load the
configuration data an
